2020 Election InformationLocal Ticket Solidified for November 3rd
Election day is November 3rd, and ballots will be mailed to all Pitkin County Registered voters on October 12th. Register or verify your existing voter registration information and mailing address online at pitkinvotes.com.
Mayor & Town Council Election:
Several candidates successfully completed nominating petitions to run for local office, and the following individuals will be running for Mayor and Town Council in Snowmass Village:
Mayor (one (1) two-year term available): Town Council (two (2) four-year terms available):- Alyssa Shenk
- Gray Warr
- Tom Fridstein
- Jeff Kremer
- Matthew Owens
Additional candidate and election information will be available in the near future at tosv.com.
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The End of the Road (Work)Brush Creek Road to Reopen Before Labor Day
Road crews are making a final push to have all of Brush Creek Road open by Labor Day weekend. Pavement overlays and striping will be taking place this week, which marks the final phase of the 8 week infrastructure upgrade project. The project is set to conclude over a week earlier than scheduled.
Find additional project details on the project webpage by following the link below.
Project Webpage... |
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More Love for a LocalRound 2 of $25 Gift Vouchers Sent This WeekContinue to share the love in Snowmass! Back for its second iteration, Love a Local is an economic stimulus program created by the Town of Snowmass Village to promote shopping local at businesses within Snowmass Village.
Vouchers for $25 will be mailed to PO Boxes in Aspen and Snowmass Village, as well as all resident addresses in Basalt. Vouchers are expected to hit mailboxes the week of August 31, 2020. Voucher recipients can redeem vouchers for ANY purchase at participating businesses. Vouchers must be redeemed in one transaction and have no cash value. The new vouchers expire on October 31, 2020. Participating businesses can be found online by following the link below.
gosnowmass.com/love
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Be Bear AwareBears Feeding In Preparation for WinterJust like everyone else, black bears are getting ready for winter. For bears, that means feeding 20 hours per day and packing on enough calories to prepare for hibernation. Snowmass Village is in prime black bear habitat, and bears will venture into populated areas in search of food. Although less human-bear conflicts are anticipated this year, residents and guests should stay diligent about securing their garbage, food, homes, and vehicles during this time. It could save a bear's life.Bear Aware Tips:- Use wildlife resistant garbage containers, and keep them in a secured area until trash day.
- Keep all pet food within your home or in a secure container, and feed pets inside.
- Do not use bird-feeders in the summer or fall.
- Thoroughly clean barbecue grills after each use.
- Avoid the use of citronella and scented candles, which can attract bears.
- Keep windows and doors locked.
- Never feed wildlife, of any type.
Learn more about bear awareness, and what you should do if you encounter one, by following the link to the Colorado Parks and Wildlife below.
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Countdown to be CountedDeadline to Respond to Census is Sept. 30thIf you haven't responded to the 2020 Census yet, the countdown is on. Emergency situations like the COVID-19 pandemic and the local wildfires illustrate how important it is to get a complete count through the US Census. The data supports funding for local response and recovery efforts as well as education, roads, transportation, human services and much more! It only takes 5 minutes, and you can respond online, by phone, or by mail. Respond Now... |
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Stage 2 Fire RestrictionsFire Ban in Place for all of Pitkin CountyBeginning August 14, Pitkin County is under Stage 2 fire restrictionsk, which prevents all fires - including charcoal grills and outdoor wood stoves. Fireworks and outdoor smoking is also prohibited under the ban. Learn more... |
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New Air Quality Monitoring ResourceReal-Time Air Quality Web Page Available at tosv.com
Check out our new Air Quality web page, designed to keep local residents and guests informed on local real-time PM ratings from an air quality sensor at TOSV Town Hall. Use this as a resource and consider avoiding prolonged outdoor activity when PM levels reach unhealthy ranges.
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Village Shuttle Fall SchedulesOff Season Service Begins on Monday, Sept. 21st
The Village Shuttle will be winding down its summer season and switching to shoulder-season schedules on Monday, September 21st. You can preview Fall routes and schedules online by following the link below.
Learn More...
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Happy Labor Day!Recreation Center OPEN with Normal HoursTown Hall and all administrative offices will be closed Monday, September 7th in observance of Labor Day. The Snowmass Village Recreation Center will be open with normal hours - just don't forget to make an appointment first. Rec Center Hours... |
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